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Eternal Flame

Eternal Flame & Memorial Wall

Eternal Flame & Memorial Wall In Jewish practice, a twenty-four-hour candle is lit on the anniversary of the death of a parent or child. For many, there is no known…

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Boxcar

The Boxcar

The Henrietta and Alvin Weisberg Gallery tells the horrors of deportation by rail to the ghettos, death camps, and concentration camps of Europe. The centerpiece is a Holocaust-era boxcar, much…

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Anne Frank Tree

Anne Frank Tree & Garden

In 2009, The Zekelman Holocaust Center was selected as one of only eleven sites in the United States to receive a sapling from the tree that grew outside Anne Frank’s…

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Portraits of Honor

Portraits of Honor: Our Michigan Holocaust Survivors Portraits of Honor was developed in 1999 by Dr. Charles Silow, the son of Holocaust survivors, and the Program for Holocaust Survivors and…

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Genocide In The East Holocaust By Bullets Exhibit

Genocide in the East

Featured in The New York Times, the Genocide in the East Gallery includes the latest historical research on mass shootings in Eastern Europe, known today as the “Holocaust by Bullets.”…

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Heroism & the Hidden

The Heroism & the Hidden Gallery offers a distinct learning environment with multimedia case studies on hidden children and stirring stories of brave righteousness and personal sacrifice. Since most non-Jewish…

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20th Century European Jewish Life

Pre-war European Jewish life was a thriving cultural tapestry. No matter where Jewish people lived, they built their lives around the universal and timeless fundamentals of work, education, home, religion,…

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November Pogroms Kristallnacht Exhibit Students

The November Pogrom & Kindertransport

The November Pogrom & Kindertransport The November Pogrom, also known as Kristallnacht, marked the first, state-sponsored violence against all Jews in German territory. One of the only successful attempts to…

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Camp System Exhibit

The Camp System

Over its twelve-year existence, Nazi Germany and its allies established more than 44,000 camps and other types of prisons. These included concentration camps, forced labor camps, transit camps, ghettos, and…

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Responsibility What Can I Do Exhibit Child

Responsibility & Action

Responsibility & Action The history of the Holocaust forces us to grapple with our responsibility to fight against injustice and inhumanity anywhere. When antisemitism and other forms of hate arise,…

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Camp System Photography

Mobile Guide

Mobile Exhibit Guide Explore our redesigned core exhibit on a self-guided tour using the new Janice Billmeyer Mobile Guide. Learn more about the Holocaust by following our self-guided tour, a…

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The Evidence Room Special Exhibit

The Evidence Room

The Evidence Room On Display at The HC through June 16, 2025 The Evidence Room is a large-scale installation of three architectural reconstructions and 65 plaster casts that force viewers…

Special Exhibit
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